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Any handlebar fairings (or bikini fairings) on Mille GT?

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I'm in need of some fairing for my Mille GT. I ride my bikes 12 months a year, if tempereture is above (or near) 10°C.

I was starting a 100-200 km ride yesterday with my Mille GT, but turned back and switch bikes because of cold air beating my chest.

So, I'm considering to mount some fairing, if it is possible - on the existing OEM round headlight and brackets.

If you have some kind (any kind) of fairing setup on your Mille GT, please post a photo and info, I am very courious.
 
I have one that I bought it off Ebay.
While I really like the cafe racer look, plus like a frame-mounted fairing, I had difficulty finding one that was not overly expensive, and which did not require extensive mods to attach.

I also wanted a fairing that covered the hands (not like the LeMans) and behind which I could sit fairly upright -- but not like one of the upright awkward-looking full windshields (like on the Police bikes and full dressers).

This one fits well and was easy to attach without mods. It took about 30-45 minutes to attach and went right in place.
See pics attached.
I have more and better pix that I will have to find and post later today if interested.

They have it in clear smoke as well as dark smoke.

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I bought a new (leftover) '89 Mille GT in '92 and immediately fitted a National Cycle Plexifairing III and Hepco-Becker luggage. Made a great touring bike set up that way.
 
baloo said:
I have one that I bought it off Ebay.
While I really like the cafe racer look, plus like a frame-mounted fairing, I had difficulty finding one that was not overly expensive, and which did not require extensive mods to attach.

I also wanted a fairing that covered the hands (not like the LeMans) and behind which I could sit fairly upright -- but not like one of the upright awkward-looking full windshields (like on the Police bikes and full dressers).

This one fits well and was easy to attach without mods. It took about 30-45 minutes to attach and went right in place.
See pics attached.
I have more and better pix that I will have to find and post later today if interested.

They have it in clear smoke as well as dark smoke.

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Placement (or angle) looks a little odd around the headlight, but it is an interesting part for sure. Can you recall the price?
 
blues_mack said:
Placement (or angle) looks a little odd around the headlight, but it is an interesting part for sure. Can you recall the price?
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Yes, fairing is angled back, hence angled around the headlight - I do not want an upright windshield.
Ref price -- it's a universal on Ebay. IF it is important to you, I will dig it up. But maybe you can simply search Ebay.
 
There is another windscreen thread goin on the might have on the will work for you here:
www.guzzitech.com

V7-850 Mods Thread

I fitted mine without drilling using a high grip silicon. Works a treat. Did the same on my tiger 800 which had the extender on for 10 years in the same fashion without issue. I thought about that too. I just don`t have a glue ( :D ) what kind a glue should use and the selection is probably...
www.guzzitech.com www.guzzitech.com
 
DeadEye said:
There is another windscreen thread goin on the might have on the will work for you here:
www.guzzitech.com

V7-850 Mods Thread

I fitted mine without drilling using a high grip silicon. Works a treat. Did the same on my tiger 800 which had the extender on for 10 years in the same fashion without issue. I thought about that too. I just don`t have a glue ( :D ) what kind a glue should use and the selection is probably...
www.guzzitech.com www.guzzitech.com
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Well, that one is about newer bikes... Mine is about old tractors. :)))
 
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